Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 173, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 November 1922 — Page 6

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Historic Turkey Day Grid Battles Will Wind Up Season of Many Upsets

NOTRE DAME, CORNELL AND OìjERS PLAY Nebraska Is Foe of Irìsh and Game Will Be Big Feature. CATHOLICS HAVE EDGE Pittsburgh and Penn State Will Meet in Their Annual Struggle. By HEXRY FA RItELL Uniti d Preti Syorts Editor NEW VORK. Nov. 29.—A1l 'he odds and ends of football will be gathered together tomorrrow and tucked away on thè shelf for thè officiai finale of 1922. Most of thè Thanksgiving days are purvlvals of old estabiished classica that ha ve not glven way to thè modero Idea of lettlng thè grid warriors enjoy thè hollday. In point of tradltion, thè CornellPennsylvania game at Phllailtlphla will be thè blggeet game of thè day. Coroell, wlth one of thè best teams in thè country, looka to be a longodds favorite, but Penn has refused to be Infiuencd by any klnd of dop ing and they may pulì a surprise. The Penti eleven has been thè Champion surprise team of thè season. Piti had an ln-an<ì-out season. loslng to Lafayette, West Virginia and Syra cuse, but In defeaung Washington and Jefferson, Glenn Warner showed a reai team. Defeated by Penn and thè Navy and getting only a draw from Syracuse. Penn State has had sort osar, off season. compared to thè record? of thè past two seasons. Pittsburgh looks to be a sllgiit favorite In thè middle west thè reai batti* of thè day should be staged by Nebraska and Xotre Dame. Both teams showed in tne East, and on thè game they played Notre Dame looks llke thè favorite. Nebraska was not only beaten by Syracuse, but was made to look very bad wìth lt. Notre Dame played one of thè greatest Army teams of years to a scoreless tie and thè honor? all went to thè wesiernere. The South goes In for more "Turkey day" games than any othr sectlon of thè country, and a number of gO‘)d games will be played belo* thè Masor.-Dixon line. Among thè head liners are: Georgia Tech and Auburo at Atlanta. C’entre and South Carolina at Dannile. _ ~— ~ George Washington and Gcorgetown aj Washington. John Hopkins and Washington and I.ee at Baltimore. Tennesssee and Kentucky at Knox ville. Vanderbilt and University of c'outh at Nashville. Virginia and North Caroliti at Charlotteville. The Georgia Tech-Auburn stame ought to be a bear. Both are standing for thè champlonshlp of thè South, slnce Auburn defeated Cen're. Auburo has lost only one game, and that to thè powerful Army eleven. Tech has lost to thè Navy and Notre Dame, all teams out of their own sectlons. . West Virginia and Washington and Jefferson would have had thè place of honor perhaps on thè entire schedule 1? W. and J. had not been defeated by Pi' üburgh. When thè Presidenta defeated Lafayette they were regarded as havlng one of thè greatest teams In thè whole country, but they got a sad bumping from Pitt. West Virginia is stili undefeated and ls in thè runnlng for thè eastero champlonshlp. Washington and Oregon and Southern California and Washington State have thè big games on tha Pacific eoast.

JIM PYOTT WILL LEAD 1923 CHICAGO MAROONS Was Elected Over John Thomas, Full Back. Hy Timr Spretai CHICAGO. Nov. 29. —Jim Pyott. Maroon star haif back, will captala thè Chicago conference eleven next year. John Thomas, full back, was a candidate. Pyott ls a Chicago product, hailing from Oak Park. He woighs 160 jiounds and ls a track and basket-ball man. He attended Dartmouth College one -ear. EM-ROÈS IN EASY WIN The Em-Roee had a romp against thè Speedway A. C. Tuesday night and won. 61 to 8. Stewart was thè Mg nolse wlth thlrteen fleld goals. Hite. Bassett and Montgomery cut In with five baskets each. The Em Roes open their regular schedule at tSLelbyville on Frlday night. Dee. 1. Jack Reynolds Wins Jack Reynolds, welterwelght wrestler. defeated Harry Kllonis of Pittsburgh In stralght falla at thè Broadv:ay Theater Tuesday night. The fìrst fall carne In elghteen minutes and thè second In flfteen minutes.

Independent Basket-Ball

The South Side Turnere baeltet-ball tean ni’,! pla.v thè Square and Compass Club to night at llie Turner nm. l’or locai and State game®. adrircsa Ath'.etle CommittrSouth Side Turi:ere. The St. Anthony T. P. C. basket-ball teai will meet thè Perù Independenta on Dee and thè Nash-Elwoods on Dee. 14. Gani > are wanted with ta.=t State and city tearrr Address Y. P C. Club 379 N. Warilian Ave The Fair Plays basket-ball team wou!< Uke to arrange a game Sor Thanksgivi- . with either an out-of-town or city tev I playmg ia 120-pound class, ho has acciLto a gym. For games cali Drexel 5163 ai <. i. .5 for Manager Kaplan

Great Stadium at Columbus Has Been Jinx to Ohio State University Football Eleven

By SE A Service COLUMBUS. Nov. 29.—A colossal structure of gray concrete, it stands, quletly awaiting thè comlng winter sports and another season on thè gridiron. It ls thè new Ohio State University stadlum whose officiai opening was marked by thè defeat of thè Buckeyes at thè hands of Michigan on Oct. 21, 19 to 0. That was merely thè beginning, for Ohio State lost every conference game of thè Big Ten staged within its walls thls season. From a titleholder In past seasons, thè scarlet and gray eleven has descended to

CATHOLIC EOAGK PAYS TRIBUTE TO PINOTELI Nearest Approach to George Gipp Seen on Gridiron So Far. By K. K. ROCK NE. Notre Dame Football Coach. Paul Castner. who was injured In thè game wlth Butler and put out of play for thè rest of thè aeason. is one of thè greatest naif backs thè game has ever produced. I don't believe there ever was a better back than George Gtpp. All iovers of football will remember thè ensationa! Gipp, and how death look hlm off so suddenly at thè dose o? hts greatest career on thè grid tron. Gipp. 1 am to'.d. was seìected by every football expert In thè coun:ry that year as a back on their nythlcal All-America eleven. Gipp could do everything that a football player ls Bupposed to do. He didn’t have a single weakness and what a glutton he was for punishment. Every team Notre Dame npposed was instructed to stop Gipp. He was a marked man in every' game, yet no one stopped hlm. and he seemed to thrive on rough treatment. He was immune from injuries. Paul Castner was thè nearest approach to George Gipp I ever expect to see on thè gridiron. Castner possesses all of Gipp s great abllity and r.erve, but Castner is a trlfle brittle. He is unabìe to stand thè pounding that Gipp absorbed wlth a smlle. The heart lse there. but thè body l-i weakei than thè will. Castner. like most fast men, ls inclined to be hurt more easily than thè plodder. Gipp. in that respect, was a decidecT exceptlon. . • -A It is olmost Imposslbla* to estimate what thè loss of a player of thè GippCastner typ means to a football team. I believe it would be conservative to say that thè offerse is lessf-ned 30 per cent. This year I am fortunate in havlng a couple of sets of fine backs, but thè los? of any star backfield man always makes ltself forclbly felt. INDIANA NCRMAL FIVE TROUNCES DENTS 30-16 Terre Haute Team Looks Good For State Honors. The Indiana Dentai College Ave met their third stralght defeat Tuesday night on thè "Y" floor to thè fast Indiana State Normal Ave of Terre Haute 30 to 18. The Norma! Ave started in whirlwind fashion and gained an early lead. Bratton at center was thè main cog In a fine offensive. Tudor at forward was a shinlng light. Possibilities of one of thè finest quintets in thè State is seen in thè Norma! squad. Every man on thè team plays thè floor well, is tali and rangy. tricky on thè floor and have fair eye for thè b;i?ket. The Dents falled to show up to their forrn in thè first game of thè season. Reeves at forward played a fine game.

INDEPENDENT AND AMATE'JR FOOTBALL

The Riverslde Triangle* and thè drappiere wIU claah on Thanksgiving day at Pentìy Park at i 1 p m. Tlie Trianrlea won ihe 15 - pi und title tourney held at Fcrndalo field, defeating all of thè trama tbat ealercd. 'i ile Graplers are also undefeated Thcy did not enter thè meet and have not played tl e Triangles this season. The Grapplers will pi a, - tiee Thursilay mornlng at Washington and JeHeraon Ave. The Zel'.er A. C. football team, piaying In thè eighty-ninty-pound class, claim that thev were no' defeated last Sunday by th> Erookslde Reserves. but that thè game was a tie The Reserves are e'aiming thè cit title In their class. If thè Reserves want to play off thè tie. cali Drexel 5757. The Spades A. C. football team wante game* for Thanksgiving. Dee. 3 and Dee 10 Cali Webeter 1610 and ask for Jack.

The Dope NOTRE DAME. Ind., Nov. 29. —The Notre Dante football team has wun four of thè seven an nual games played with Nebraska slnce relation3 were started In 1915. One was a tie. Since K. K. Rockne beoame Notre Dame coach, thè '.oc-ai eleven won every game. The previous scores: 1916—Notre Dame, 19; Nebraska, 20. 1916 Notre Dame, 20; Nebraska, 0. 1917 — Notre Dame, 0; Nebraska, 7. *l9lß-—Notre Dame, 0; Nebraska t 0. 1919 Notre Dame, 14; Nebraska, 9. 1920 Notre Dame, 16; Nebraska, 7. 1921 — Notre Dame, 7; Nebraska, 0. •Rockne's fìrst year as coach, S. A. T. C. season. r

a receiver of sound wallopa its first year in this great amphitheater of thè Middle West. The size and importanee of her staduium has not been dlminished by Ohio State's poor record, however. The last concrete has been poured into its towers and thè last scaffoldings taken away, leaving a mammoth horseshoe standing in an open field back of campus buildings. Inferesting Statistics Mere are a few of thè statistics compiled on its constructlon by thè E. H. Latham Company of Columbus, thè contractors, who were

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JACK WILCE Wilce ls football mentor at Ohio State.

CHAMPION IN TOWN FCR THANKSGIVING DAY BOUT Lynch and Daly Work (lui for Fea ture Go at Tomlinson Hall. Getting ready for their ten-round tete-a-tete Thursday aftemoon, Thanksgiving day, at Tomlinson Hall as thè feature event of thè Elks’ charity boxlng show, Joe Lynch, cham pion bantamweight and his Challenger. Frankie Daly of New York, worked out today. Lynch, who arrived Tuesday night fiorii Chicago, worked out at thè Hoosier Athletic Club. Daly. arriv-lng shortly aster noon Tuesday, went to thè Manhattan Club. Hobby Brldges, who meets Kelley in thè opening bout, has been traln lng in Indianapolis, hls horne. The three out-of ti vii boxer? are scheduled to arri ve iato today. Henncssey Comes from Denver and Murphy from Chicago. They meet at 135 pounds in thè semi-wind-up. Kelley, welterweight who meets Brldges, has been training in Milwaukee, his honie. Seats are on sale at Goldsmith's, Illinois and Ohio St., and Cooler's new bilUard parlors in thè Thompson building on W. Washington St. JEFF SMITH IS QUITE A TRAVELER THESE DAYS New Orleans, Portland, Ore., and Barn to Gothain for Bouts. NEW YORK. Nov. 29.—Jeff Smith, thè old box car, is stili rolling up and down thè land, tarrylng at way stations to take on provislons and money. Smith will go to New Orleans for a fight wlth Marty Burke, thè native red-head rough guy who makes them come to hlm. A week later Smith, will snake and cinders frorn hls lug gage at Portland, Oro., whero he boxes Edie Trenibley. Thence he retums to New York for a twelve rounder with thè Jamaica Kld.

CONFERENCE CHAMPS

1 895—Michigan 1896—Wisconsin, Chicago. 18117—Wisconsin. 1891—Michigan 1800—Chicago. 1000—Ioua and Minnesota. 1901—Michigan, Wisconsin. 1002— Michigan. 1003— Michigan, Minnesota. 1901—Michigan, Minnesota. 1905—Chicago. 1000—. Minnesota. 1907 Chicago. 1908— Chl< ago. 1909 Minnesota. 1910— Minnesota, lUlnots. 1911— Minnesota. 1912 — W meonsin. 1913 Chicago. 1914 Illinois. 1915 Illinois. Minnesota. 1916 Ohio State. 1917 Ohio State. 1918— War. No games. 1919 Illinois. 1920 Ohio State. 1921 lo* a. 1922 lowa, Michigan. Meteors Organize The Meteors, runners-up In thè locai 140-pound tournament last season. have organizsi for thè season and are anxious to hook games. The team will present a few new faces this year and appear to have thè material for an excellent team. For games cali Belmont 2092 or address Belami Morgan, 12 N. Addlson, Indianapolis.

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Thanksgiving Football

Alabama—Miss. Agri, at Birmingham. Arkansas—Okla. Arri, at Ft Smith. Buchiteli—Diokinson at Lewlshnrg. Cape Girardeau—ArU. Agri at C. Girard. Centro—So. Carolimi at Danville. Chattanooga—Ogleth'pv at (..'hattan'ga. Clneinnatt—Miami at Cincinnati. Colo. Coll.—Colo. Mine at Colo Sp. Coll. Idaho—Whitman S at CaldweU. Cohimhia—Colpite at New York. Crclghton—S. Tlak. State at Omaha. Italiota Wes.—Yanktoti at Mltehell. Detroit—Vermont at Detroit. Denver—Colorado Agri, at Denver. Frank & Mar.—Gettysbnrg nt Lam-aster. Georgia Tech.—Ala Doly at Atlanta G. Washington—Oeorgrtown at Wash Hampton—Virginia Union at Hampton. Howard—Lincoln at Washington. Illinois Wes—lllinois Nor. at Bloom'ton. losa Wes.—Parsons at Mt Plensant. John Hopkins—Wash & Leo nt Baltim’e. Kansas Agri —Tex Chlrs. at Manhattan. Lonislana Siate —Tul'ne at Batoli Uouge. Marletta—Ohio TTnlv at Marl -tta. Marquett—S Dakota at Milwaukee. Mcrcer—Howard at Macon.

Playing thè Field With Eddie Ash GOLF expert says one can't Decorno a good golfer unless one gets mad and cusses a little. That's what he caddies have said all along. BASEBALL players usually draw a fine for cussing and footbaii warriors tace banlshment. Why not penallze thè golfers a couple of strokes? Evidently Mie Dentai College Avo has declded lo suller Its slurnp early and liavo it over with. DON'T overlook thè kntickle dusters show for thè Elks charlty fund at Tomlinson Hall Turkey day nftt-r noon. Thlrty rounds of fistlcuffs wlth .a Champion on thè bill. Indianapolis doesn't ofton get a squlnt at tllle holders. HEAD LINESMEN in games played by Notr? Dame have to keep In perfect shape. They're tire to be cali od on for severa! long runs. Stadium talk soon will givo way to demanda for gyinnasium witli more seating capacity now that football is passing out and basketball takes firnier hold. BUTLER of Wabash chosen Indiana captaln. Sounds as tliough three college? are In on thè captalncy. OWNKR of thè tali end Red Sox 1? trylng to separate Frank Chance or Bill Carrlgan from th free and easy Use. He ls coking to bring Frank or Bill out of retirement to manage hls team. WABASII grldders are on their way to thè land of Ol’ Black Joe. The Scarlet will be thè last Iloosier team to pack away thè moleskins. They meet thè powerful Tennessee Doctors in Memphis Saturday. Michigan won thè ‘‘little brown jng” hitck from Minnesota, hut it apprara n? thongli (he middies of Anna polis could have mado better use of lt. COE COLLEGE athletic teams finally have a nlckname. They're to be called thè Kohawks. LOOK what Chicago has to slt through! Stan Zbyszko and Crowbar Gobar are golng to "wrassle” there Friday night. l’ostpone Greb Bout By United Pretta NEW YORK, Nov. 29.—Becauso his wife Ih seriously ili, thè New York boxlng commlsslon has allowed Harry Greb, American Ught-heavy-weight Champion to postpone his bout with Gene Tunney scheduled for Dee. 29 in Madison Square Garden.

Bwith your Thanksgiving Dinner A Box of Ggars From Shane’s 2 for 25c, El Pro- ri $ Qr* 2 for 25c, Webster flji) q ducto, box of 50 ìpT.Ot) (Plaza), box of 25 IZ/lu (Puritano finos) 2 for 25c, La Fen- tg a nr* 2 for 25c, Girard (f) fQ drich, box of 50 tP^SoU.S (broker), box of (Perfecto Extra) 2 for 25c, Roi Tan 2 for 25c, La Palina (T riangulares), or (Senator), ri* j nj* Box of 50 box of 50 PT'.OD Thanksgiving Candy Special polJN1) DiLLiiNG’S CHERRY COCKTAIL 89c SHANE’S OASIS CIGAR SPECALISTB THREE STORES 12 W. Ohio St, 102 S. Illinois St. 301-303 N. Illinois St.

17.000 tons of sand, 33,000 tona of gravel, 1,500,000 feet of lumber. of which twenty-one miles of oak

Missouri—Kansas at Columbia. Mllsaps—Mississippi at Jackson. Muhlenbers: —Urslmis at Alientown. Nebraska——Notre Dame at Lincoln. Pennsylvania—Cornell at Philadelphla. Penn—Central at Oskaloosa Plttabursth —Penn Stato Pittsbureh, Richmond—Will Ji Mary Richmond. Rochester—Hobai t at Rochester. St. Bonaventure—Ntag'a at St. B'nav'tre. St. Louis—Mlch. Agri, at 9t Louis. Po Methodist—Baylor at Dallas. Tennessee—Kei tueky at Knoxville. Texas—Texas Agri, at Austin. Transylvania-—Geornetown at Lcxingt'n. Trlnity-—Austin nt Waxahaehle. Tulsa—Cent Teiu’hers at Tulga L'nlv. So Cai.—Wash. Piate at Pasadena. Utah—Utah Agri, at Salt Lake City, yanderhiit—Univ, South at Nashville. Virginia—N. Carolina at Charlottevlllo. Va. l’oly—Virginia Mil. at Roanoke. Washington—Orecon :,t Seattle; Washbiirn—PiUshurp-h at Topoii. Wash. Univ. —Oklahoma at St Louis. Western Rea.—C'ie at Cleveland West Vlrg'a—Wash. A Jeff. at MorgU’n.

VETERAN AUBURN COACH RESIGNS AFTER 19 YEARS Mike Donaiiue Quit? on Ève of Big Georgia Tech (iarne. By Unititi Vetrs NEW YORK, Nov. 29.—The latest grid resignatlon is that of Mike Dona ho*, thè veteran tutor of baseball and football Science at Auburn. othe-rwlse known as Alabama Poly tochnic Instltute, on thè eve of Auburn’s game wlth Georgia Tech, which should eliminate one of thè claimants for thè champlonshlp of thè South. These two teams, although b(-aten In in.ersectional scraps, have not bovi; d'-f'-ated by any Houtiiorn rlvals iliis year and they, therefore, sitare tpe honor with two olher south ern teanv which malte a Imitar bu.ist Donahu hae been wlth Auburn for nlneteen years a.nd one of hls greatest football vlctories w.-us thè wlnning over Centro a week ago, thè first defeat of Centro by a southern college In a regular season game sir.ee Georgia Tech beat thè Colonelr In 192 C. Auburn led thè Army for three quarters this fall, losing in thè final perlod. CENE TUNNEY IN RING WITH WEINERT TONIGHT Fifieon-Round Ligh -Heavy Bout at .tlarlison Square Garden. By United .Vr-t c* NEW YORK, Nov. 29.—Gene Tun ney. former light heavyweight cham pion of America, ls chanclng somethlng. but not much. in flghtlng Charlie Weinert, a fifteen-rounder. at thè Garden tonight. The only risk to Tun ney ls thè risk of defeat which would do hlm out of bis Impendlng return battle wlth Harry Greb, to tvhom he bit w thè titlo last winter. This ls no very great risk, considering that Tunney won easily over in a twelve round Jersey cantor some timo ago. There has been an tulvanee salo of $12,000.

CITY TITLE BATTLE

Place—lrwin Field. Opponents—Manual and Tech. Time—2 p. m. Today. OffiriaJs—Clark, referee; Davis, tunpire; A’andiver, head linesniau. Price Ta ks! Quality Wins! Buy pants to match your coat direct from thè ■Kg maker and bank thè dif RHjHf ference. Every pair ■ ■ made with doublé seat CORRECT PANTS f \ MAKERS 104% West Ohio St. ITpwtalrx IVest of Hllnole 9L

planking went lnto thè seats alone. An idea of its size may be gained from thè following:

PINE LUNE WILL MEET MKFOIT Both Teams Are Loading for Big Clash Sunday. By Times Special PINE VILLAGE. Ind., Nov. 29. Claire Rhode's famous Pine Y r illage football team will play Frankfort at Pine Village Sunday, Dee. 3. The game ls to be staged as a home-com-ing for old-time football sana at Pine Village. Frankfort beat Pine Village two weeks ago, 9 to 0. Both teams ar “loading” and a battle royal will b< thè resulL Farnkfort ls stifTening her team il ita weak spots and there will be a least four new faces in thè Pine Vii Ugo team In Sunday's contest. Sui day’s grill contest will determin whether or not these men will be ) timher for a professional team nex year, tts Manager Rhode announce that one of tlie best professiona teams that has ever been organized ii this part of thè country will be o. ganized for tho season of 1923 an material for this team is al ready con sidered and contract-d for. CENTRE GRIDDERS ARE DROPPED BY HARVARD Schedule Next Year Will Include Only Kight Games. CAMBRIDGE. Mass., Nov. 29. Centro College has been dropped frorn thè Harvard football schedule, lt has been announced. The schedule citila for elght games. The season will open Oct. tì. Florida will not come back and Virginia or North Caroline will probably take their pbice. AMUSEMENTS

fONTIMOUS l? Nona Till 11 p. )ii PALAGE £ “YOUNG AMERICA” \ i o:id*nsi<l Vision of a Geo. M. ( ohan Stage .success M. T. KUMA & CO. OrU-ntxl Workrr Workers GEO? AUSTIN MOORE LÀMBERT & FISH COLEY & JACKSON VERNON FEATURK PHOTO PLAY FLORENCE VIDOR ts "DUSK TO DAWN” I 5 - ‘‘He. Fvm., 2Tir - 4Oc.

Continuous Vaudeville I V DIP all t,,k tis,e LI il i b ‘T2 ” \ FF.V'ir OF MKRRIMENT FOR THANKSGIVING WEEK Jarvis Revue WITH WILLARD JARVIS ANI KOB REAVES Indoor Sports A SATII.E ON MODF.KN MLfIIODS OF COLKTING Caledonian 4 SCOTCH SINGING COMEDIAN MARIE KELL AND BRdwER BROTHERS, GRIFF, ORANE SfSTERS, HAAS BROTHERS Dancing In thè Lyric Hall Itemi, Afteriioon and Eveping, Free lo Our Patron*.

M QTIO N PI CT U FVE S A GREAT SHOW jj JACKIE COOGAN | IN ‘Oliver Twist’ | Circie Orchestra and Grand Organ. NEXT WEEK * CHARLES BAY IN £ His fìrst great super-special, a “A Tailar-Made Mj" I

It has a seatlng capacity of 63,000 people. Its outside circumference is onethlrd of a mile. It spreads over an arca of ten acres. Its walls are 107 feet high. Its main entrance is eighty-five •feet high. .There are eighty-two other entrances. Stadium Emptlés Quickly Fifty-two portala on thè lower deck and twenty-nine on thè upper deck feed 112 aisles so that thè stadium may be emptied in seven mlnutes. Its dome in seventy feet

Here and There in Sportland By Dick Anderson BASKET-BALL as it is played today doea not in any way compare with thè game a few years back. The time out rule has slowed thè game up to such an extent that something will have to be done with thè ruling or basket-ball will lose a big hunk of ita popularity. The rule is very effective in stop ping thè rally of a team. As soon as tha deluga of sftots ______ start at thè loop just that quick ilme-out ls called, > Tfcfg he players gatti center of thè floor, yj' JÉ -ome one tosses out a wet towel leantiine thè teanr hat had started ANDERSON he rally is on edge, irrltated because hey were stopped when they were on heir way to win. This kills thè game for thè fans. Imagine two teams battllng at top One team ls three or four ■askets behind. They find thè range ind start piling them in. The other eam captain immefliately calls tinte out. Result—thè rally is stopped.

MARYON VADIE an/oTAGYGI l arnuuH American Ilanccr Violinlst to thè Spanish Court I'OKTIA MANSFIELD D VSfERS and MARY IZANT PIANISI RfIYMCKB WILEERT KILLER & BRADFORD The Unusual Pellow Typical, Topical Tale* KOVACS and GOLDNER WIZARD OF THE PIANO AND VIDI.IN VIRTUOSO AL SKAYNE NAKAE JAPAHESE The Slmfing Ueanty i Jiu Jit*u Export? —A lì DEI ATTRACTION—JACK WILSON WITH CIIAS. FORSYTIIE, WILLIE WARD. ADELE ARDSLEY in thè ltlOT OF FI N, -‘A NONSENSK AL KEVUE.” PATHE NEWS TOPICS OF THE DAY AESOP’S FABLES

TODAY nVte, ENGLI John Fox Jr.’s Story of Lise in thè Kentucky Mountains. The Little Shsphsrd of Kingdom Come PRICES—NITE—SOc to $1.50 MAT., 50c to SI.OO Seats Now Selling.

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1 TODAY 2:30 LAST 2 Jfcaa SHLIIEHT efThurs„ Fri. and Sat B 3 , 8:30 TIMES |Y|tJ R a i Mat*. Thurs. and Hat. I 1 Today, MATINEE and NIGHT. TX “ PAUUNF “THE ’SiilSK’_Jjl4 CDCDCD CF GUUntl FREDERICK nar’ si iheath/m.?ra U il E. a swi nusicm. conta? gMjWX-ff -Sf lEve*., 50c to #2; Mats. 50e to $1.50. H Eves., 60e - $2.50; Mats. 50c - $1.50. 1 SEATS XOW SELLINO ghl, SEATS NOIV SELLING. | i frìday mbmmmi SEATS FRIDAY I 19 SATUEDAY KlLfaißll Sii “Vs"“ VtvM DECEMBER I FTm7y] c| 11 I \ l.i PRICES: Jfl 8 AND 9 EVE.. SI.OO to $2.50 j Js c MAT, SAT. OXLV M-'--Li->*- *N-.VJL* HAT., 75e to $2.00 B R OADW AY GEORGIA PEÀCHES _____ „_ „ r r r . TONIGHT—OId-Fa*hioned Amateur Night. BURLESQUE “Get thè Hook. at Mat., 15c. [Lincoln 6500 MOT|ON p|CTURES

Harry Carey { @\ In Hls Latest Special, \WÌÌlKGd.ìrey “ THE kick-back Lloyd Hamilton in “The Speeder”

KAROLD LLOYD “Doctor Jack” T-ee Mahoney in “DRIETINO”—FOX NEWS WEEKI.Y d-Ws Svncopnti d sly-—Bud Melntyre.

NOW SHOWING ngppy ii /heatre-

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in diameter. There are 21,000 seats in thè covered portion. In addition to thè varsity football field within thè horseshoe there are 100 tennis courts, twenty-three baseball lots, eleven gridirons, and an indefinite number of cinder tracks with 100 yard straightaways pian ned for thè ninety-two-acre recreation field h'ing outside tho stadium proper In case thè open ends of thè stadium are ever closed by additional seating facilities, it has been estlmated that thè entire seatlng capacity could be made to approach 100,000 people.

MAJOR LEAGLJERS HEHSPK Tribe Arranges Exhibition3 With Reds and Pirates. This isn't thè season for baseball gossip, but thè Tribe club officials have been keeping their eyes open and plana for next spring are being outlined. Tvt-o big league teams will appear here in Aprii in exhibitions with thè* Indiana. The Cincy Reds have been engaged for three games at Washington Park, Aprii 7, 8 and 9, thè dates faliing on Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Saturday and Sunday, Aprii 14 and 15, thè Pittsburgh Pirates will come to Washington Park for games. Reb Russell of this city, thè famous major league come-back of 1922, will be in thè Pirate line-up. Russell's locai friends probably will start a move to make one of thè dates “Reb Russell day.” The Tribe will arrange other exhibitions, but thè dates with thè Reds and Pirates will be thè chief attraetions. The Zeller Midgets war.t a game for. Thanksgiving:. Spodes. Belmont. Southeasteriì.?, Brooksides and Hercules Midgets take notice. For games caìl Di-i xcl 5757 and aak for Doc.

AMUSEMENTS

IJC TO.MOKROW MAT.. NITE. FRIDAY, SATURDAY NITES. SAT. MATINEE ajc jgf . A Conietly of American Social Lise of Today

/aOHICY and a Brìlliant Company of Players PRICES—NIGHTS, 50c to 52.00 _Matinccs, Stìe to 81.50. Seats Ready,

“WHEN KNIGHTHOOD WAS IN FLOWER” Starring MARION DAVIES Performancen start 11:30, 1:30, 3:30, 5:30. 7:30, 9:30.